


By placing Black American life, progress, and sustainability at the center of decision-making across people, organizations, and institutions.
Through the creation of think tanks that develop intentional short and long-term strategies designed to strengthen our communities structurally, economically, and socially.
Using our collective capital to implement and execute plans that drive real, measurable outcomes, growth, resilience, and advancement.
Through coordinated advocacy, governance, and defense to ensure that what we build is sustained, secured, and scaled.
Every quarter Bewun brings the coalition together for a Community Convening. A space where we align on strategy, share updates, celebrate progress, and plan the next steps together. This is not just a meeting. This is how we move as one.
DATE
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Doors open at 5:00 PM · Concludes at 8:30 PM
LOCATION
TBA
COST
Completely free
Open to all, individuals, organizations & businesses

May’s BEWUN Self -Sufficiency & Readiness Trainings (SSRT) brought community members together for impactful hands-on sessions centered on preparedness, leadership, communication, collective care, and self-defense.
From emergency planning and building stronger support systems to learning off-grid communication strategies and practical protection skills, each training reinforced the importance of preparation, awareness, and community coordination before crisis.




Throughout June, BEWUN continued its commitment to education, preparedness, leadership development, and self-sufficiency through a series of impactful trainings.
Participants strengthened leadership and community organizing skills, explored food security and self-sufficiency strategies, and gained critical emergency preparedness knowledge to help build stronger, safer, and more resilient communities.




Join our community partners for a meaningful Day of Service focused on community care, sustainability, and creating lasting impact.
Hosted by one of our valued community partners, NAACP Youth & College and Stein Learning Gardens at Saint Sabina, this Day of Service will bring volunteers together to support community food distribution while highlighting the importance of long-term community care and sustainability.
Volunteers will support community food distribution efforts while learning more about food insecurity and the importance of collective action in building sustainable communities.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM CST
Location: Stein Learning Gardens at Saint Sabina
7840 South Racine Avenue
Chicago, IL 60620
Whether you're looking to give back, connect with others, or make a meaningful impact, this is a wonderful opportunity to serve alongside community members who are committed to creating positive change.

A comprehensive training series running May through July, covering every dimension of community resilience. Capacity is limited to 20 per session.

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